"through depictions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the use of descriptive language to portray something or someone. For example: "The artist was able to accurately capture the beauty of the landscape through depictions of its vibrant colors."
Parini is a biographer and critic as well as a novelist, and he has made the biographical novel his own, through depictions of Leo Tolstoy and Walter Benjamin.
His Witches And Old Women album, a series of drawings created for his own private use, is a murky brew of satire and existential nightmare typical of his later years, with the outer reaches of human experience probed through depictions of bad dreams, devilry and old age.
Our journey through depictions of straight, white people falling in love fizzled out towards the end with the inexplicable inclusion of the Inbetweeners Movie – a com, but a hardly a rom, particularly for the young women involved – and there was a mishmash of films, seemingly based on the interviewees that were available.
Anyone teaching a course at a university is likely to have a notion of what face-to-face teaching should look like through his or her experience as a student, as a teacher, and through depictions in media.
Anyone who knows Shepard's plays knows he's impelled to assess the barren quality of American culture through depictions of the spiritually depleted American West.
Many journalists, artists and academics have put Detroit in the spotlight in recent years through depictions of abandoned homes and other landmarks like the old Packard Plant and Michigan Central Station.
In between, a black market exchange of the book thrived, spurred in part by its see-through depiction of a pregnant woman and odd drawings featuring children with excessive hair or with misplaced body parts, according to the Guardian.
Visits were implied through depiction of many forest-based activities.
It tracks Porter's life through his depictions - lively and intimate, yet cool in approach - of family, friends and immediate surroundings in Long Island and Maine, his winter and summer homes.
But Maḥmūd Darwīsh's poetry, penned during a lengthy career that continued into the 21st century, best encapsulates the fate of his fellow Palestinians through vivid depictions of their losses, their defiance, and their aspirations.
The show makes a visual autobiography, tracking Porter's life through his depictions of family, friends and immediate surroundings in Southampton, on Long Island, and in Great Spruce Head Island, Me., his winter and summer homes.
